Sentence examples for make doubtful from inspiring English sources

He emotes his way through every match, growling to himself, glaring and muttering at linesmen who make doubtful calls, ignoring applause.

She giggles to herself when she muffs a shot, never glares at linesmen who make doubtful calls, looks apologetic when she belts an unreturnable ball at her opponent.

I fully expected first my agent and then my publisher to make doubtful noises and ask if I would consider writing out the talking dog.

These basal social, political, cultural, economic etc. differences are making doubtful the relevance and adaptability of the century-old ideas.

"This is the only occasion on which I have ever offered more than the standard rate; but I have very great admiration for Mr Yates' work...". and so on, a profession whose sincerity, already doubtful, was made more doubtful still by his misspelling of Yeats's name.

I make a doubtful face, but she insists.

A low vacancy rate in theaters and tepid interest among producers make that doubtful.

Nonetheless, in the present system, the various material constraints make it doubtful whether actual pre-designed carrier concentration gradients can be set up using this approach.

They have warned that failure to produce a comprehensive list in the next three weeks will make it doubtful that the issue can be added to the December agenda.

Still, the public's resistance to nuclear power and the emissions problems that arise from burning coal make it doubtful that oil will disappear in electric generation.

Industry experts say the problems that thwarted them, including a shortage of capital and an increasingly unresponsive consumer, make it doubtful that the latest runway comets, Zac Posen and Miguel Adrover, will succeed in the long run.